During this trip in Japan, I had a great time and learned a lot about
Japanese cultures. We get to visit many local restaurants because of our
Japanese drinking culture project. It is always pleasing to see how those
staffs treat the customers with hospitality and kindness. I heard Japanese
service industry is one of the most successful countries before I came to
Japan, but it is still shocking to observe to dedication they put in their
work. While we are staying in Hokkaido, there are two times that our friends
forgot their belonging in the shop, however, the staff always manage to track
us down and return the lost stuff. The other thing I learned is that the
streets in Japan are definitely the cleanest I have even seen. All the garbage
is sorted in order to maximize the recycling. What is more amazing is that the
trash cans are not as many as we see in Canada despite the streets being so
clean. All of those things demonstrate the discipline of Japanese people. From
our high school visit, we could see how Japanese are educated in this way since
childhood. Many Japanese think not as an individual, they act selflessly upon
on the benefit of group. It seems the discipline of samurai spirit is undead
after all.
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